ATLANTA AP - Trying to end a 30-year hiatus on new nuclear plants, the nation's energy chief announced a plan Friday to sweeten the pot for utility companies hesitant to build the next reactor.Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman's plan will offer $2 billion in federal risk insurance for the first six new nuclear power plants built by utility companies willing to break the national nuclear drought.
August 07, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – Trying to end a 30-year hiatus on new nuclear plants, the nation’s energy chief announced a plan Friday to sweeten the pot for utility companies hesitant to build the next reactor.
Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman’s plan will offer $2 billion in federal risk insurance for the first six new nuclear power plants built by utility companies willing to break the national nuclear drought.
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